The OUTLINE series by SAND PROJECT transforms discarded industrial materials into bold, black-hued furniture and decor made from sand.
Designed by Dan Brunn, a renovated double A-frame cabin in Lake Arrowhead elegantly melds the nostalgia of vintage architecture with modern aesthetics.
The Grun' collection combines Victoria Yakusha's heritage + love of animism into poetic furniture inspired by Polesia's ancient forests.
Leica is bringing its optics expertise to another home theater projector, in the form of the versatile, Bauhaus-inspired Leica Cine Play 1.
Concentric circles of leather encase the Pell Chandelier from Studio Luddite, making it organic, modern, and fully customizable.
Ever wish you had wireless chargers built into all the surfaces in your house? FreePower and Cosentino are teaming up to help make that happen.
Favius introduces a coffee table by Christian Haas and new colorways for existing designs by Hanne Willmann and Studio Besau-Marguerre.
Karim El-Ishmawi, co-founder of Kinzo, shares his favorite installations at Salone del Mobile, a tea pavilion in Portugal, Boston City Hall, and more.
Parts and Labor Design refresh the long-established Beachside Hotel with a cohesive outfit celebrating Nantucket's history as a creative haven.
Designer Rosana Sousa transforms repurposed wood into stunning furniture while honoring Portugal's rich woodworking heritage.
Master & Dynamic is updating its classic and much-loved ME05 wired earbuds with some new, modern features and new color options.
Jordan Bakva reimagines Park Lane, a mid-century Los Angeles residence, blending original features with contemporary materials.
Don't have time for a pet? These creature-like ceramic planters and tables from Entler Studio offer sweet homes for plants and lamps alike.
Designed by Pearson Lloyd for Teknion, Aarea combines hospitality-style tailoring with the functionality of a traditional task chair.
The Future Perfect curated a Design Miami exhibit showcasing almost 100 works from over 20 talented creatives – here are five that caught our eyes.
